Bookkeeper, Controller or CFO? How Growing Businesses Know Which Finance Role They Need Next
Most growing businesses need a bookkeeper first, a controller once the books start driving decisions, and a CFO only when strategy, fundraising, or major financing becomes a regular part of the job. For a company with 10 to 50 employees and $1 million to $10 million in revenue, the gap often sits in the middle: […]
Carole Lawson of MarketStorm, Traffic Won’t Win the Next Decade, Influence Will
By: Eva Keller A homeowner has trusted Joe’s Plumbing for years. But over the past few weeks, she keeps running into Speedy Plumbing everywhere she goes online. Then a pipe bursts. She types Joe’s name into Google, and Google shows her Speedy. Carole Lawson, co-founder and Chief Data Officer of MarketStorm, uses that scenario to […]
What 25 Flooded Basements Taught Us After Ottawa’s Storm
By: Samer, Lead Technician at Ottawa Renovation Specialists Most flooded basements from the July 1 storm do not need a full renovation. They need two stages: mitigation (getting the wet, contaminated material out and drying the space) and restoration (rebuilding it to how it was before the flood). Experts from Ottawa Renovation Specialists share that […]
Navigating Financial Planning in Medical Careers
Are you a medical professional wondering how to manage your finances wisely? The path to financial security can seem complex, especially with busy work schedules and unique career demands. Doctors and healthcare workers often face challenges like student loans, irregular incomes, and the need for long-term planning. Even with high earning potential, financial peace isn’t […]
